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Two-story white house with storm-damaged shingles and a blue tarp on the roof The same house with the roof repaired
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Your roof, fixed right the first time.

Free inspection. A written estimate in 48 hours. Most repairs done in a day, most replacements in two.

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Licensed and insuredOur own crews10-year workmanship warrantyServing the whole metro
FreeOn-roof inspection with photos
48 hrWritten estimate, line by line
24 hrEmergency tarping for active leaks
10 yrWorkmanship warranty

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A small leak is the cheapest it will ever be

Most roof damage starts small and stays out of sight. By the time it shows on a ceiling, it has usually been working on the wood for a while.

Bedroom ceiling with a large brown water stain and peeling paint, bucket on the floor
What you seeA stain, a drip, a bucket.
Attic with daylight through the roof deck, mold on the plywood and soaked insulation
What's above itWet decking, soaked insulation, mold starting.
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Water travels

It runs along rafters and shows up rooms away. The stain you see is rarely the whole problem.

02

Wet decking rots

Plywood that stays damp softens and has to be cut out. A patch turns into sheet-by-sheet replacement.

03

Insulation quits

Soaked insulation stops insulating, traps moisture against the wood and runs up your energy bill.

04

Mold starts in the dark

Attics are warm, closed and rarely checked. That's exactly where mold grows.

05

One shingle invites the next

Wind catches an exposed edge and lifts the shingles around it in the next storm.

06

Claims have deadlines

Many policies require storm damage to be reported within a set window. Check yours before it closes.

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Six layers between you and the weather

Shingles are only the part you can see. Every Ridgeback replacement goes down in this order, over a deck we've checked by hand.

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    How a replacement goes

    The same five steps on every job, from the first ladder to the last nail swept off your lawn.

    STEP 1 · 45 MIN · FREE

    Inspect

    We walk the roof and check the attic, chalk-mark every hail hit and photograph it all. You get the photos either way.

    STEP 2 · MORNING OF DAY 1

    Tear-off

    The old roof comes off to the deck. Tarps go over your shrubs and everything drops straight into the dumpster.

    STEP 3 · DAY 1

    Fix the deck

    Any soft or rotted plywood gets cut out and replaced at a price per sheet that's printed on your estimate.

    STEP 4 · DAY 1–2

    Install

    Drip edge, ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, then shingles course by course and a ridge vent on top.

    STEP 5 · BEFORE WE LEAVE

    Clean up

    A magnetic sweep of the lawn and driveway for nails, then a final walk-around with you.

    See your ballpark in 10 seconds

    Roofers price by the square, 100 square feet of roof. Put in your footprint and pitch and see roughly what we'll see on the tape.

    Ground-floor area, including an attached garage.

    Inches of rise per 12 inches of run. Most houses sit between 4/12 and 9/12.

    Ballpark, installed
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    Tear-off included. Your written estimate comes after the free inspection.

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    Walkable pitch Lock in the real number, free
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    The crew that quotes it is the crew that builds it

    10 yrWorkmanship warranty, transferable once
    50 yrManufacturer warranty on shingles
    0Subcontractors. Every roofer is on our payroll.
    1–2 daysTypical replacement on site

    Get a straight answer about your roof

    We'll tell you if it needs a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all. The inspection is free, and so are the photos.

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